Publisher's Synopsis
Past B-ball: The Life and Tradition of John Wooden" dives into the significant effect of the incredible mentor whose intelligence rose above the court. This enamoring memoir investigates Wooden uncommon excursion from a modest community childhood to turning into a notable figure in the realm of b-ball. Referred to for his unrivaled accomplishment as the lead trainer of the UCLA Bruins, Wooden story goes a long ways past the limits of the b-ball field.
The story unfurls the layers of Wooden personality, uncovering the man behind the instructing legend. It unpredictably looks at his ways of thinking on initiative, accentuating the significance of character, respectability, and self-restraint. Through fastidious exploration and meetings with the people who realized him best, the book lays out a distinctive picture of Wooden persistent quest for greatness and his immovable obligation to trim talented competitors, however dependable people. Peruse will be submerged in Wooden lessons, acquiring bits of knowledge into his acclaimed Pyramid of Accomplishment and the rules that directed his life. The story explores through key minutes in his vocation, giving a thorough perspective on the difficulties and wins that molded his heritage. "Past Ball" welcomes peruse to ponder Wooden getting through effect on the wearing scene, initiative, and self-improvement, leaving them propelled by a man whose effect resounds a long ways past the hardwood. This life story is a recognition for a mentor, coach, and rationalist whose examples reach out far "past ball."
